Cell & Molecular Biology

BIOLOGY 201

Dr. Karen Guzman


Note: Inactive links will be updated and made accessible as needed throughout the semester

 

Class Information:

Lecture


Laboratory


Resources:

Quick Web Tour

Study Resources

Glossary, Study Strategies, Tips & more

Class Notes

Tutorials

Electronic Handouts

Practice Exams

Inclement Weather Assignment, Notes





Cell Research & Specialized Cells

  • Understanding a Research Article:

     
  • Specialized Cells
    • Specialized Cells: An Introduction & Exercise
    • Example of a Specialized Cell
    • Cell Regeneration (You Tube)

Homework (optional)


Homework Answers 

Note: If you go here first, you lose most of the benefit of doing the homework.  Don't cheat yourself!


Interesting Web Sites:

Cooper textbook website

Cells Alive!

Dictionary of Cell Biology

BioTech Life Sciences Dictionary

Biology Online Dictionary

Respiration & Fermentation

Metabolism Minimaps

General Biology & Cell Molec - web pages by Kimball

You may find the section under Biochemistry to be helpful in understanding metabolism.  Some examples: Cellular respiration has some good descriptions of polar covalent bonds.  Links under Enzymes provide more information about enzymes and about the other group of catalytic biological molecules, ribozymes.  See also sections on Cell Biology and Molecules

Problem sets and tutorials on molecular biology

Molecular Biology Web Book

Topics in Cell Biology by Dr Gwen Childs

Virtual Library of Biochemistry & Cell Biology

DNA Learning Center

Follow the links at this site to "Resources" or "Media Showcase" for a variety of animations & tutorials

Cell Biology Animations by John Kyrk

BioStudio - animations on a variety of topics

Other animations from McGraw Hill:

Bio Chp 10

Photosynthesis

Bio Chp 14

DNA replication

Bio Chp 15:

Prok vs Euk Gene Info

Translation

Splicing

Chp 7 & 47

Cell Signaling

There may be others animations of interest in other chapters

Motor Proteins Lecture Video:

Ron Vale, ASCB 2009 Porter Lecture (see 2nd video link)

A fascinating look at our understanding of motor proteins and how we reached this understanding

Lecture begins at 8 min (after introductions)

Cell Junctions

What is the Epigenome?

iBioSeminars: Lectures in Cell Biology